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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1969
Page
3
A. A. Milne states money itself is not good or bad. its value comes from how people use it, framing wealth as a neutral instrument shaped by intent and action. The remark emphasizes ethical application over inherent money meaning.
Community leaders and parents gathered at Brentwood School to discuss the Middle District Federal court order on school integration. The High Point school board seeks another year to implement a 70 percent white and 30 percent Negro staff ratio and to extend integration to elementary and junior high schools, urging calm and focus on providing the best education for all children.
The article critiques President Nixon’s swing through troubled nations. It questions his vow to defend Southeast Asia and Vietnam, warns against expanding commitments that could risk nuclear confrontation, and argues he should return home to focus on domestic trouble rather than forging an expansive world image. It notes Hanoi’s Paris talks and Thailand diplomacy as contexts.
Editorial notes President Nixon begins a two day stop in Bucharest marking the first American president to visit a Communist country since the Cold War began. It recalls past leaders meetings at Yalta Potsdam and Nixon’s previous reception in 1967. It also surveys Romania's independence within Soviet influence and its aim for better U S ties and MFN trade status amid limited exports.
Long, furious in Louisiana tidelands over Ted Kennedy's tax reform plan, confronts Kennedy in the Senate cloakroom and vows his amendments would fail in the Finance Committee. Kennedy retorts he will bring them to the floor as amendments. House Ways and Means races the bill under a closed rule, with lobbyists worried as reform gains momentum and mid income voters press for action.
Lobbyists swarm Capitol Hill as a Senate fight looms over tax loopholes. Russell Long, a key defender of special interests, pushes for reforms while advocating simplification of returns and a postwar check-off for campaign funding. Dirksen looms as crucial ally for exemptions.
A large brown moth enters a dim room through a window, startling the narrator as he contemplates bright walls and doom. He tries to release the creature but finds its wings and fragile form resist gentleness, ending with a fallen, smeared victim on the floor.
Plans move ahead for the 114-bed High Point Nursing and Convalescent Center Inc on Elm and Ray streets. Evacuations of eight houses are underway as demolition is set to start next week with completion and activation expected within 9 to 12 months. The project ties to Community Health Facilities Inc and involves site parcels once owned by the Rebinowitz heirs.
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